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Greg, the server-side form post instructions should be clear if you have some PHP experience.However, I doubt you need to use a server-side language at all. If your data is coming ...
Sure, pass the data in the URL and then render it into a form on a target page.In the source page, the button links to http://example.com/page-with-form.html?formField1=<value1>&fo...
Most of the answers here are confusing HTML-encoding (&...;), URL-encoding (%...), and HTML line breaks (<BR>).If you're breaking lines in a textarea (this is how your history fiel...
You actually don't need to clone the form if the only thing that's changing is the webinar dates, and they always follow the same structure. You can feed those to the form as a pro...
Lots of home/consumer internet users have dynamic IPs as well. Once they have a Munchkin cookie, they are tracked using the cookie, which will be sent regardless of their source IP...
[You should delete your duplicate post if possible!]There is not any direct relationship between DKIM + SPF records, which are used for signing and authenticating outbound email, a...